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PLEASE NOTE: We do not adopt our fosters to anyone further than a 1-hour drive from Albany, NY. Unless otherwise stated below, our fosters are spayed/neutered, tested negative for FIV/FeLV, and up to date on vaccinations before they are posted for adoption. We are willing to go beyond an hour to find Ajax the perfect home.
Interested in adopting? Visit www.animalovers.org/adopt to download and email an application! info@animalovers.org His adoption fee is sponsored.
Jax is a 6 month old kitten rescued from living outside! He loves his new life indoors and is sweet and friendly. He would like to have a cat buddy in his new home.
Jax is special needs because he had a degenerative disease which caused his femoral head to crack. He had surgery to have the head removed and is doing fine with a slight limp. He can run around just fine.
He was also diagnosed with Hypertrophic Obstructive Cardiomyopathy. He will have a shorten life span on 3-4 years. He is currently on a once daily medicine.
He loves attention. He does not like to be picked up. Young kids might not be best so they don't hurt his leg. It took him a little bit to feel comfortable in his foster home. He likes to play with the young kitten in the foster home. He follows his foster Mom around and can be a little under foot. If you think you can spoil him for the shorten time he has send us an email.
PLEASE NOTE: We do not adopt our fosters to anyone further than a 1-hour drive from Albany, NY. Unless otherwise stated below, our fosters are spayed/neutered, tested negative for FIV/FeLV, and up to date on vaccinations before they are posted for adoption. We are willing to go beyond an hour to find Ajax the perfect home.
Interested in adopting? Visit www.animalovers.org/adopt to download and email an application! info@animalovers.org His adoption fee is sponsored.
Jax is a 6 month old kitten rescued from living outside! He loves his new life indoors and is sweet and friendly. He would like to have a cat buddy in his new home.
Jax is special needs because he had a degenerative disease which caused his femoral head to crack. He had surgery to have the head removed and is doing fine with a slight limp. He can run around just fine.
He was also diagnosed with Hypertrophic Obstructive Cardiomyopathy. He will have a shorten life span on 3-4 years. He is currently on a once daily medicine.
He loves attention. He does not like to be picked up. Young kids might not be best so they don't hurt his leg. It took him a little bit to feel comfortable in his foster home. He likes to play with the young kitten in the foster home. He follows his foster Mom around and can be a little under foot. If you think you can spoil him for the shorten time he has send us an email.
You can visit our cat clinics in the East Greenbush PetSmart, Route 4 in North Greenbush. We look forward to seeing you there! Click here for directions. Our hours are:
You can visit our cat clinics in the East Greenbush PetSmart, Route 4 in North Greenbush. We look forward to seeing you there! Click here for directions. Our hours are:
AnimaLovers was founded in 1995 by a small group of friends who wanted to provide needy cats and dogs in the Capital District of New York with a better way to find their way to safety and new lives. As of 2011, AnimaLovers is serving cats, only. AnimaLovers's mission is to:
* To provide housing, veterinary care, and adoption for unwanted, abandoned, injured, or stray cats;
* To educate adopters, as well as the general public, about the health and training needs of our companion animals;
* To promote spaying and neutering as an efficient and humane means of animal population control; and
* To advocate for legislation that will prevent cruelty to animals.
In addition, AnimaLovers has expanded beyond the boundaries of cat and dog rescue and adoption to meet the needs of other animals as well by creating programs to help families keep their companion animals healthy by providing low-cost spay/neuter services and emergency veterinary care.
AnimaLovers was founded in 1995 by a small group of friends who wanted to provide needy cats and dogs in the Capital District of New York with a better way to find their way to safety and new lives. As of 2011, AnimaLovers is serving cats, only. AnimaLovers's mission is to:
* To provide housing, veterinary care, and adoption for unwanted, abandoned, injured, or stray cats;
* To educate adopters, as well as the general public, about the health and training needs of our companion animals;
* To promote spaying and neutering as an efficient and humane means of animal population control; and
* To advocate for legislation that will prevent cruelty to animals.
In addition, AnimaLovers has expanded beyond the boundaries of cat and dog rescue and adoption to meet the needs of other animals as well by creating programs to help families keep their companion animals healthy by providing low-cost spay/neuter services and emergency veterinary care.
